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One of the best things about being a UFC fan is that there is no offseason. There’s a UFC event almost every weekend, which guarantees non-stop action to watch and bet on.
With so many fights, it can be tough to keep track of which bouts are happening when and which fighters are participating, especially when fighters drop out or fights get canceled/rescheduled.
Fortunately, we’ve put together a handy schedule with all of the upcoming UFC events on the calendar, including start times, headliners and where to watch.
UFC Schedule 2024
See the table below for the full list of upcoming UFC fights, dates, start times, locations, headliners and main events.
| Event | Date | Time | Location | Headliner | How To Watch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UFC 310 | Dec. 7, 2024 | 10 p.m. ET | Las Vegas, NV | Pantoja vs. Asakura | ESPN+, ESPN2 & PPV |
| UFC Fight Night | Dec. 14, 2024 | 10 p.m. ET | Tampa Bay, FL | Covington vs. Buckley | ESPN2 & ESPNEWS |
| UFC 312 | Feb. 8, 2025 | 10 p.m. ET | Sydney, Australia | TBD | ESPNEWS & ESPN+ |
When Is The Next UFC Fight?
The next UFC event is UFC 310 on Saturday, Dec. 7, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV.
The headliner is a flyweight championship fight between current champion Alexandre Pantoja (28-5) and Kai Asakura (21-4).
The co-main event is a welterweight bout between two undefeated fighters, Shavkat Rakhmonov (18-0) and Ian Machado Garry (15-0).
Early prelims start on ESPN+ at 6 p.m. ET. Prelims start at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and ESPN+, followed by the main card at 10 p.m. ET on PPV.
When is UFC 310?
UFC 310 is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 7, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV.
The main event is a flyweight title fight between Alexandre Pantoja (28-5) and Kai Asakura (21-4).
The co-main event is a welterweight showdown between two undefeated fighters, Shavkat Rakhmonov (18-0) and Ian Machado Garry (15-0).
Early prelims start on ESPN+ at 6 p.m. ET. Prelims start at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and ESPN+, followed by the main card at 10 p.m. ET on PPV.
How To Watch UFC Fights
Most UFC fights are only available to watch through ESPN or ESPN+, which requires a subscription.
A basic ESPN+ subscription costs $10.99 a month or $109.99 for an annual subscription. The subscription gives you access to most UFC fights, although you’ll still need to purchase numbered events like UFC 303 separately. Each pay-per-view event costs $79.99.
ESPN+ also offers the ESPN+ PPV Package for UFC fans. This bundle includes an ESPN+ subscription and access to the next PPV event for $134.98 total. After the first year, the package costs $99.99 per year.
How To Bet On UFC Fights
Most UFC betting apps offer odds and lines leading up to each UFC event, including moneyline odds on which fighter will win.
It’s also possible to wager on UFC spreads at DraftKings Sportsbook. While UFC doesn’t have a tangible scoreboard like in other sports, bettors can still wager on spreads at DraftKings, which is the official betting partner of the UFC.
If a fight goes to a decision, the judges determine the winner using their scorecards. Based on those points, a sportsbook determines the spread winner based on the margin of victory.
Sportsbooks also offer numerous prop bets on each fight, including the method of victory (knockout, submission, decision, etc.) and whether the fight will go the distance. It’s also possible to bet on the Over/Under for how many rounds the fight will last.
Bettors can also combine multiple wagers into a parlay, where every “leg” must come true for the bet to win. These wagers are riskier than traditional “straight” bets and are less likely to win, but they come with higher odds and increased payouts.
In short, there are plenty of betting markets available at our favorite UFC betting sites, many of which have special promotions for new users as well.
